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Motivációs különbségek a magyar futballklubok szurkolói között
[Motivational differences between fans of Hungarian football clubs]

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  • Balogh, Renátó
  • Bácsné Bába, Éva

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A magyar futballszurkolók motivációival kapcsolatban az elmúlt évtizedekben több kutatás is foglalkozott, ugyanakkor ezek vagy aggregáltan, vagy egy-egy klub szintjén foglalkoztak a nézőket befolyásoló tényezőkkel. Feltételezésünk szerint össze kell vetni az egyes klubok szurkolóinak motivációit, mert a helyszíni nézők motivációja országosan valószínűleg nem homogén. Kutatásunk mérőeszköze az - adaptált, validált és a hazai viszonyoknak megfelelően átdolgozott - sportfogyasztók motivációs skálája (Scale for Motivators of Sport Consumption, SMSC) volt, amelyet véglegesítése után H-SMSC skálának neveztünk el. Kérdőíves vizsgálati mintánkba kilenc NB I-es klub szurkolói - összesen 1645 fő - kerültek be. Főkomponens- elemzés eredményeképpen nyolc motivációs faktort azonosítottunk, négy belső (csapathoz való lojalitás és a csapattal való azonosulás, közösségi szórakozás, lokálpatriotizmus és siker), illetve négy külső (hirdetések és létesítmény, látványosság, dráma, jó hangulat) faktort. Eredményeink igazolták a feltételezésünket, mivel valamennyi motivációs faktor esetében szignifikáns különbség található a különböző magyar csapatokhoz kötődő szurkolók között. A H-SMSC szurkolói motivációs skála lehetőséget teremthet a magyar futballklubok számára a tényleges és potenciális fogyasztóik magatartásának, illetve motivációinak feltárására és a nézők stadionokba történő bevonzására.

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  • Balogh, Renátó & Bácsné Bába, Éva, 2024. "Motivációs különbségek a magyar futballklubok szurkolói között [Motivational differences between fans of Hungarian football clubs]," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(3), pages 325-343.
    • Handle: RePEc:ksa:szemle:2176
    DOI: 10.18414/KSZ.2024.3.325
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